Nope, not the same at all.
First, his house wasn't actually painted in the end like a rainbow, just multiple colors. Second, the rainbow isn't a political symbol just because it is used, even by a gay man. It can simply be just a rainbow.
Also, why didn't you use something less one sided such as a cross or nativity scene kept up year round in their yard or on their house? That would be more comparable to this situation.
I suppose the solution is to move into an HOA. Though that could be a double-edged sword as HOA's are the devil.
OK. You're not serious. We're done.
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And according to the folks here, if you complain about it, you are a chilidish whiner.Property owner's Nazi flag upsets neighbors in Tenn.
The property’s resident said he's a member of the National Socialist Movement and has been displaying the flag for about the past month.www.usatoday.com
You think people haven't been doing it? Outside of an HOA, you might have to deal with someone flying Nazi shit, it's typically right next to the MAGA flag.
Hmm ... explain how it works?
I noticed how the comparison was something so outrageous, rather than something more comparable, like a cross or other not really controversial religious symbol, something a good portion of the population would in fact agree with, just like the rainbow/colorful paint job. Just like with noisy neighbors, it can easily be seen as offensive and undesirable to most people to live next to a person who painted their house with a swastika, and how that would in fact devalue the property. However, the same cannot be said for a paint job, especially this paint job, when even many of his neighbors came out to help him paint it indicating that they would have no issue living next to such a house.Property owner's Nazi flag upsets neighbors in Tenn.
The property’s resident said he's a member of the National Socialist Movement and has been displaying the flag for about the past month.www.usatoday.com
You think people haven't been doing it? Outside of an HOA, you might have to deal with someone flying Nazi shit, it's typically right next to the MAGA flag.
Again, not a legitimate comparison. It is notable that you couldn't actually compare it to something like a cross or a nativity scene up year round, that instead you had to go far out to something deemed almost universally offensive as a comparison.
I don't want to argue with you... your trolling is so thick, sorry, but I'm sending you to the blacklist.
I don’t know. Find an article about a redneck complaining about his neighbors’ response to said rusted car and start one.
It’s not a pissing contest about what devalues properties more.
Strawman. I never said there aren’t other things that negatively impact property values. If you’ve been involved in as many real estate deals as you claim then the concept of curb appeal should not elude you.
It is a bit apples to oranges as the Nazi flag is a hate symbol, whereas the rainbow flag is not. So yes, probably more comparable to something like a manger scene in your front lawn. But even with symbols of hate, like the Nazi flag, outside of an HOA, there's not much one can do. And certainly, shouldn't be showing up on the guy's porch threatening to beat him up or kill him.
The Nazi Flag, much like the Confederate Flag, is a loser flag. If someone flies it, I mean, go ahead and advertise I suppose, one is free to do so if it violates no HOA or State ordinance. Certainly can't threaten the person's life over it, but the Nazi flag is a hate flag, as well as a loser flag, it's just white supremist scum flying it.
So you believe this woman was in the wrong?
it doesn't elude me at all, if you get my meaning.
Significance of it does matter because if something isn't going to significantly devalue a property, then that makes a difference. Whereas some things will always be considered devaluing when it comes to property for most people, such as junk cars in a yard, unkempt yards or houses of neighbors, having dogs or loud parties, will normally devalue your property even if it is the neighbors doing it. Having neighbors with a national or worse worldwide reputation for hate is likely going to devalue your property. Something like 4 red cars in the drive or a rainbow colored house is not likely going to be considered negative for even a majority of people, easily ignored so not going to devalue your property. The most it could do is cause a potential for a stubborn owner selling such a house to not be able to get as much for that property as they otherwise could if they actually took the time to repaint to a neutral color just prior to selling. But even that may not be the case if they were able to find an eccentric buyer, which there are quite a number out there, particularly if said house has become famous, known.
